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Majority of Filipinos in poorer regions do not speak english. With many subjects being traditionally taught in english, it can prove to be a challenge

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This causes problems for people trying to gain an education as they would have little money to go to school

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Even before the pandemic, the Philippines' underinvestment in education was reflected in its poor performance in global learning assessments.

The poor attends public schools with little proper infrastructure and education. The rich attends private schools that have better education provided.

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18.1% of filipinos are in poverty.

The Philippines also classifies as a developing country, meaning that while their economy is improving slowly, they are not yet fully developed like Singapore

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just by being literate, many could escape extreme poverty

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just by being literate, many could escape extreme poverty

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with education, one can get jobs, earn money, improve their lives in general

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with education, one can get jobs, earn money, improve their lives in general

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no proper education = stuck in poverty cycle

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no proper education = stuck in poverty cycle

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Improving the quality education of the poorer people in Philippines.

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Education allows a chance for a better life

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Education allows a chance for a better life

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Unable to achieve their hopes and dreams

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Unable to achieve their hopes and dreams

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Quality Education is inaccessible in underdeveloped countries

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Quality Education is inaccessible in underdeveloped countries

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When a person is not proficient in reading or writing.